In September, the monthly precipitation will be mostly close to the norm, in some places 40% less (the norm is 53-67 mm). This forecast is given by the Komi Center for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring.
The average monthly air temperature is 1…2C higher than the climatic norm (the norm is from +9C in the extreme southwest to +5C in the extreme northeast).
It is assumed that until the end of the first ten-day period, weather conditions will be under the predominant influence of the high atmospheric pressure area. Dry and warm weather will continue to prevail. There is a high probability that in the second ten-day period, weather conditions will form under the alternating influence of high atmospheric pressure fields and cyclonic vortices. With such atmospheric circulation, periods of dry and relatively warm weather will alternate with cloudy, rainy days. In the third ten-day period, under the predominant influence of cyclones, and in the final days of September, a noticeable cooling and an increase in the number of rainy days are predicted.
The temperature background in the first ten days of the month is expected to be higher than the climatic norm, in the second — close to the norm and slightly above it, in the third ten days — close to the norm and slightly below it. In the first half of the month, an increase in the degree of fire danger is expected in forest areas, in some places to a high, IV class. In the second half of September, due to rains and cold weather, the fire danger will decrease to I-II class.